Forty two people, including girls, accused of having joined “Daesh” terrorist organization

The criminal Court of Boumerdes province (east of Algiers) is slated to deal on Thursday with the case of 42 defendants, including several girls on the run, as the affair concerns a host of young men and young women hailing from the town of Boudouaou and its vicinity who are facing legal charges for joining the “Daesh” terrorist organization.

The Court’s presiding Judge will therefore question, starting from Thursday, the accused involved  the case, considered as the largest and most important of its kind in terms of the number of followers who joined or attempted to join this terrorist organization, including a girl named “B.A” and another one called “B.Kh” now still at large, as well as dozens of suspects arrested and other detainees of both sexes who will thus reveal the facts which prompted them to join this nefarious extremist organization.

It should be noted that that most of the defendants on the dock now, originate from the eastern town of Boudouaou, as incidentally, the chieftain  of the same terror group nicknamed “Abou Maram the Algerian” also hails from this region.

Judicial sources suggest that the accused now facing justice, are widely expected to be meted out stiff prison sentences by the criminal Court, owing to the heavy charges leveled against them.